Top Food Processing Equipment Companies

The global food processing equipment market is highly competitive due the presence of both established multinational players and local/regional players. Mergers and acquisitions, new product launches, and licensing agreements are just a few of the strategies used by market participants to strengthen their market positions. The trading of equipment is influenced by a variety of government regulatory frameworks, tariffs, and regulations. As a result, various companies tend to opt for innovative and competitive market strategies in order to withstand competition and maintain market position.

Top Players in Food Processing Equipment Market

• Bühler AG (Switzerland)  
• Tetra Pak International S.A. (Sweden) 
• GEA Group (Germany)  
• Krones AG (Germany)  
• John Bean Technologies Corporation (JBT) (U.S.)  
• Marel (Iceland)  
• The Middleby Corporation (U.S.) 
• SPX Flow, Inc. (U.S.) 
• Alfa Laval AB (Sweden)  
• Heat and Control, Inc. (U.S.) 
• Hosokawa Micron Group (Japan/Netherlands)  
• Satake Corporation (Japan)  
• Anko Food Machine Co. Ltd. (Taiwan)  
• Tomra Systems ASA (Norway) 
• Paul Mueller Company (U.S.)  
• Bigtem Makine A.S. (Turkey)  
• Atlas Pacific Engineering Co. (U.S.) 
• Nichimo Co., Ltd. (Japan)  
• Bucher Industries AG (Switzerland)  
• TNA Australia Pty Limited (Australia)  

Food Processing Equipment Market Recent Development

• In April 2022, Marel announced an agreement to acquire Wenger Manufacturing LLC (“Wenger”), a global leader in processing solutions focused on pet food, plant-based proteins, and aqua feed (“the Acquisition”). The acquisition of Wenger is a platform investment into new, complementary and attractive growth markets for Marel and will form the fourth business segment alongside poultry, meat and fish.
• In July 2022, Aldevra, a foodservice equipment and supplies dealership based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, acquired a bid-build division from a foodservice equipment designer, which it claims would allow it to extend its equipment and installation capabilities for federal, institutional, and commercial accounts.